POPULARIZATION - Whitley 1985; Jacobi, 1986; Meadows 1986; Hilgartner 1990; Cooter & Pumfrey 1994; Wynne 1995; Drouin & Bensaude-Vincent 1996; Bucchi 1998; Zamboni 1998; Grundmann & Cavaillé (2000); Myers 2003; Secord 2004; Vergara 2008; Bensaude-Vincent 2009; Daum 2009; Gavroglu 2012; Esteves 2014; Machado 2014; Morcillo 2020
Whitley 1985 "In the common conception of scientific popularisation the audience is typically viewed as large, diffuse, undifferentiated and passive". Não produtores de conhecimento 4 Transformação de foram sem alterar conteúdo. 7 Dialética supostamente impossível, mas isso não se sustenta. Não só com relação a necessidade de cooperação, mas " in many scientific fields non-specialists are directly involved in the determination of research strategies, of topics to be pursued and of approaches to be followed" 8-9 "Because the conventional view of popularisation conceives scientific knowledge to be unitary and epistemologically privileged, it is incapable of appreciating the partial nature of popularising currently accepted knowledge as truth" 10 Intrascientific popularisation. Collective assertion and claim to authority. 10 16 Atributos da audiência: tamanho e heterogeneidade. 16 Também prestígio e opinião pública 18 In summary, a low degree of technical sop